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I'm just about to embark on installing the heating system for our house
refurbishment. For my upstairs radiators, I intend to use a polypipe manifold in the airing cupboard to transition from 22mm copper into 15mm plastic and then bring the pipes through the floor joists without joins to under the radiators, then come up to the radiator valves in 15mm copper. The advantage of this approach is an easier installation and fewer inaccessible joints. My question is, what joint to use for the bend between the plastic pipe running horizontally and the 15mm copper radiator tail? There seems to be a choice between brass compression and using one of the plastic pushfit bends. I'm worried that the pushfit joints won't be reliable and we'll end up with leaks into the ceiling after a few years. What are there pros/cons? |
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